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EHRC Reports TPLF-Linked Attacks in Afar and Amhara Border Areas
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AI SUMMARY
The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission has expressed deep concern over renewed fighting by TPLF-linked militants in border areas of Afar and Amhara.
- The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission confirmed that militants described as deployed by the TPLF launched attacks starting at 3:00 AM on September 22.
- Clashes occurred in areas bordering the Afar region, the Wag Hemra Zone, and the Lasta Woreda of North Wollo.
- The renewed conflict has impacted citizens' rights to life, physical safety, freedom of movement, and daily activities.
- Air and land transport services to Tigray have been suspended due to the clashes.
- The Commission called upon conflict participants, particularly signatories of the Pretoria Agreement, to respect the accord.
- Parties were urged to abide by international law and avoid harming civilians and infrastructure.
- The Commission called on the international community to engage in diplomatic efforts to return the parties to dialogue.
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